Lee Ann Norman's Critical Writing on Art and Social Justice
Lee Ann Norman is an author at artcritical, contributing featured articles that explore contemporary art through a critical lens. Her recent pieces cover a range of topics: a show at the Renaissance Society in Chicago, running through November 5; new sculptures at Pace Gallery based on little-seen works the painter has been making since the 1980s; an artist's documentary about her 50 marriages examining the institution of marriage in American culture; Siglio's new book of collected works showcasing the artist's affectionate, erotic drawings; the role of the critic in addressing social justice; contradictions and occlusions in Robert Gober's representations of sex and race; and arson as an avant-garde act reorganizing the experience of exhibition space.
Key facts
- Lee Ann Norman is an author at artcritical.
- She writes featured articles on contemporary art.
- One article covers a show at the Renaissance Society, Chicago, through November 5.
- Another discusses new sculptures at Pace Gallery based on works from the 1980s.
- An artist's documentary about 50 marriages explores marriage in American culture.
- Siglio published a book of the artist's erotic drawings.
- Norman addresses the critic's role in social justice.
- She examines Robert Gober's representations of sex and race.
- Arson is discussed as an avant-garde act reorganizing exhibition space.
Entities
Artists
- Robert Gober
Institutions
- artcritical
- Renaissance Society
- Pace Gallery
- Siglio
Locations
- Chicago
- United States